In the final analysis it seems clear that the Police conspired with the lawyer to maliciously prosecute me. Sgt. Clarida arrested me “so that conditions could be applied to your [my] release,” and that could not have been done to prevent criminal harassment or attempted murder, as he took no action until three weeks after Broadbent untruthfully told him I tried to kill Dylan. Sgt. Clarida cannot say he believed I drove my car at Dylan without disgracing himself for not taking action to assure the boy’s safety. He would have also disrespected his oath of office to prevent crime.

I believe Judge Lajoie disgraced himself by prosecuting me on the pretense that taking pictures for a court record was a crime and that he added to his shame by misrepresenting the evidence and pictures he used “for his purposes”. The fact is that the Crown did not intend to even give him a chance to do that, as is most clearly shown by a motion to reduce the time frame of the charge to the month of the allegation used to prosecute me. The Crown produced no pictures for that time frame and the Judge ignored the December 22, 1996 video I produced which clearly showed why I was falsely prosecuted.